(completed!)
Teachers tell you not to point at people because three fingers point back to you, but pointing with your whole right hand to Timmy the Bully at the top of the playground slide and shouting makes them go insane.
Thanks so much for 1.46k...
Today is the final day of my updates on the great saga of roab trinp, and, as I have referenced in prior parts before this trip, the final part in this first art book.
That day we woke up and had breakfast at the same place we started out in, and then we worked on our projects and presented them in front of our chaperones and the people who ran the thing.
We then did a skit that Sasha so cleverly threw together and it took so much effort not to cry with laughter because it was hilarious.
Then we pretty much just left. Uneventful, anticlimactic, nobody cried, but it was alright.
My dad took my sister, grandma, and I to a cute little ice cream shop where they made corn custard and I tried some and it was actually kind of weird because it tasted like buttered popcorn jelly belly jelly beans but cold. (If you haven't been given the honor of tasting one of those jelly beans, you are missing out bug time).
Back to my original topic:
Both this trip and this book have been a long journey for me, a journey where I learned things and grew a little bit each day, a journey where I discovered more about myself and what I am capable of, and a journey where I made some new friends.
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Look at us we're small fetuses
It's kind of crazy saying it will only end after 100 parts, but this book has dragged on through a year and a half, and I don't want to keep you guys waiting with the infrequent updates more than I should. So Please do nART 2 will be coming soon, and it should be better than the last one. I really hope so.
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Cover ^
And with that, as I have said before this trip even started, I shall bid you adieu.
